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Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-23
PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago, Dec. 2a.---Following arc the 2 80
closing prices:
Flour--Market unchanged; wheat, q. 300
400 per bbl; spring wheat, sS. 5O94. .5Oper Dbl I;
rye, t27s@3,O0 per bbl; .buckwheat, Is. 50Cg
625 per bbl.
Wheat-There was little business trans
acted; prices covered u range of &c and
closed x@xc above yesterday; cash, 77sSc;
January. 11xc; May, s4zc.
Corn-OpcEcd shade above the close OF
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-23
Live stock Notes.
How are hogs anyway.

How are hogs anyway
Where are the good fat cattle3
G.. F. Poulk, of Creighton, sold a load of
cattle and load of hogs on the market yes
terday.
E. G. West, of Gothenberg, was on the
market with two loads of hogs.
T. J. Parks, of Ashland, made his first visit
to the yards yesterday.
Mr.. j. c. Agnew, of Ashland, was visitor
at the yards yesterday.
Mrs Scott Herald, who has been visiting
friends in Clarinda, Ia, for some time, will
doubtless return soon, as it IS alleged that
Scott sent a telegram yesterday saying he
had been widower long enough.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-23

are standard: Iron, rate, s2.7o; piow steel,
special cast, 4lsc; crucibie steel, 6hc; cast
tools, do, 129ibc; wagon spokes, per set,
e2.0O9S.50; hubs, per set, $780," felloes,
sawed dry, el.5O; tongues, each, 7bc; axles,
each, 75c: square nuts, per ID, 6@iSc; coil
chain, per ID, 6is@l3c; malleable, sd10c /;
iron wedges, &c; crowbars, &c; harrow teeth,
&c; spring steel, 405c; Burdens horse shoes,
AIS; Burdens mule shoes, 1913; barbed
wire, in car lots. ~ 90 per 100 lbs; iron nails,
rates, 10 TO so, $40; steel nails, $50.
Dry Lumber.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-23
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

The receipts Of cattle yesterday werc light
and mostly common stock. No good fat cattle
We're sold on the market, which was about
steady. Tho receipts to-day will be more lib
eral and some choice fine stock will be among
the number. Thirty-threc head Of fine steers
from the Fitzgerald farm at Lincoln sold late
Thursday night for $500. They averaged over
1000 lbs each.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-23
West Lincoln Markets,

LINCOLN, Neb,, Dec. 22,-.[Spccial Tele-
gram to the BEE. E.l-HoGs-Receipts 500
prices q shade lower; light, &.1Oa5 % {;
heavy, $5.20tG5.45.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-23

Yesterday and closed about the same; cash,
4sa4c: January 4s1<c; May, Ailc..
Oats-A steady feeling prevailed and prices
did not change materially from yesterday; !;
January, 3Qstc: May, 33sxc.
Rye-Stcady at &c.
Barley--Noninal and unchanged at 700
S6c.
Prime Timothy-s2 32@2 2.33.
ax-seed-si.2s.
Whisky-s1.10.
Pork-Ruled IL, S@2oc lower, and closed at
inside prices; January, $i4.95 May sl5.52l
Lard-Easier and lower; January, G.Uis /;
May, 81. 15ms.1.lg.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders &5.fOd6. NO:
short clear, sS.05; short ribs, 1855 for
January.
Butter-Quiet; creamery, 23@3Cc; dairy,
2i0136c.
Chcese-Quiet; full cream cheddars, 10M
@llc; flats, ll@lliac; young Americas, llls
@l2c.
Eggs--Dull at 2l0t23c.
Hides Unchanged heavy green salted, ,6sz
@7c; light, do, &c; salted bull, 5,ac green
do, 4lsc; green salted calf, SMSi4c: dry flint
and dry calf, 12@i3c; dry salted hides, 10c;
deacOns, 3Oc each.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-23
Yesterdays QUOTATIONS.

Oh cail, easy AZ per cent;
last loan ~ per cent elosed offered at 4(d per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PApks-6tdTH per
cent.
STERLING ExcHANaE-Quiet but strong at
A.s9s for sixty day bills, and ss6 for de-
Mand.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-23
Hogs.

The receipts of hogs yesterday were fifty
four cars. There was no market. A dispo-
sition is evinced on the part of buyers to bear
the market and this the statesmen have re-
was $5.55, but several as good loads offered
later were only bid $50, The indications
for u better state Of affairs to-day are very
good.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-23
Sheep
OMciai Receipts.

There was nothing doing on the market.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-23
GrOcers' List.

saesa s bacon a'' saes ss Ssssiiss, sss
salt. s1,S@sszc; shoulders, 6>t97c; dried beet
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-23

SRAIN-lne following are ONdHd QuOJd-
tions on gran: Wheat, No. 2 6Oc; rye, 45(@
5Oc oats, 29c; corn, old, 3S94Oc: new, $500
3Sc; barley Is scarce and quoted at 45016Oc,
according to quality.
FLOUR AND FEED-The market as rule
is steady; prices are unchanged. The follow
ing are current prices: Minneapolis patents,
$2.75 per cwt; Kansas and Missouri winter
fancy patents, $2.45(d2.60; Nebraska pat
ents, $2.25@2.35; rye flour, $l.75@19 80
per cwt; rye, Graham, $l.40 per cwt
meal, yellow, 9Oc per cwt; cornmeal, white,
$l.OO per cwt; chopped feed. soc per cwt ;
bran, $l4.OO@l45O per ton; screenings. $500
@12.O per ton.
HAY-Prices are unchanged as follows
Common coarse hay, s7.0OCG7. so per ton; up
CoAL-Prices remain firm and unchanged.
We quote: Egg, tlO.50; nut, $lO.5O; range,
SlO.5O; walnut block. S4.OO; Iowa lump, 1915
Iowa nut, $500. Illinois, a. .5O@5.OO.
cured, 6A@7c; dry flint, DC; dry salt, Sc;
green calf skins, &c; damaged hides, two
thirds price. Tallow-34c. Grease-Prime
white, Sc; yellow, &c; brown, 115c. Sheep
pelts, 251S60c.
skins almost unstable. Quotations are now
as follows: Raccoon, 1Ot46Oc; mink, l59+0c;
musk rat fall, 2(95c; stripped skunk, 59?5c;
mountain wolf, No. l, sl.5o@ea.5o; No. 2, pra J.
rie, 10000; No. 9, 25la+oc; beaver. No. l,
tiOOd8.0O; dry deer skins, so(as5c per ID;
dry antelope, elk, moose, etc, l5@a5c,
srIaIrs-Cclogne spirits. 1ss proof, 81 10;
do, lol proof, $i.l2; spirits, second quail
ity, lOl proof $l.I0; do 1888 proof, sl.H
Alcohol, lss proof, sslO per wine gal
lon. Redistilled whiskies, $l.OO@l. 80.
Gin, blended, sl5O@2.00; Kentucky bOur-
bons, $2.OO(96,O0; Kentucky and Penn.
sylvania ryes, $3.OO0165O; Golden Sheaf
bourbon and rye WHISTLES, sl.506l3.00. Bran
dies, imported, s5OO(ds. so; domestic, el.3O@
800. Gins, imported, s450t98.OO; domestic
el. .25(d3OQ. Champagnes, imported, pei
case, 2s.0Otg380O; American, per case, elO.0
@l6OO.
HEAVY HARDwARE-The following prices
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-16
LOCAL BREyETIES.

Mr. ]. r. Cation attended the Fairfax court
yesterday and at an auction sale purchased
the old iron safe in the clerks Office for 76
cents. He soon found he had an elephant
on his hands and at once gave the safe
away.
A number Of persons were arrested 10 day
for selling liquor at the Grange Camp, near
Falls Church. and taken to the Fairfax
county Jail. Mr.. ]. Fl. Greene, of this city,
received a telegram to come 10 Fairfax %
defend the prisoners.
The A. L. l. is ono of the four companies
OF the State which have been invited TO at.
tend the Constitutional Centennial celebra-
ton TO be held in Philadelphia next month
Action on the invitation has not yet been
taken by the company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-16

p. RsoNAL Mr.. j. M. Johnson has re-
..rned from visit to the Rockbrldge Alum
5 -ings.
lev. VIM. NJ. Dame, formerly rector OF
Christ Church, this city, but now of Balti-
more. has received call to Winchester, but
it is hardly probable that he will accept.
Miss Anna Key Messersmith, of Lancas
ter, Pa, who has been the guest of Miss
Mason, on Queen street, for several days
past, lett for home this morning. Misc Nj.
has been spending the summer at and near
Leesburg. and seems delighted with her hrst
trip to Virginia.
MIR. George w. Moss, of Fort Smith, Ark,
is in the city On visit to his brother, Mr-
Thomas Moss.
Gen. w. H Payne, who has just returned
from trip to Europe, was in the city last
night, on his way to his home in Warren
ton. He was looking extremely well and
says he had q pleasant trip.
Mr.. T. a. Reed has returned from pleas
ant visit to Sea Island City, on the New
Jersey coast.
Mr.. ]. A. Dixon and family have returned
from the White Sulphur Springs.
Miss Mamie Harlow left yesterday for n
few weeks stay at Bay Ridge.
Mr.. N. B Harlow has been elected dele
gate and Mr.. r. NJ. Latham alternate to the
l. c. 2. U. convention, which meets in
Washington en- the fret Wednesday of next
month
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-16
C. WIN. Ram SAY.

FEE CAMP, SOLDIERS HOME,
II Office President Board of Visitors,
Richmond, Va, January "a, 1887.
In accordance with instructions of 3. E. Lee
Camp, Confederate Veterans, We have this day
entered into contract with Mr.. c. F. Russell, OF
this city, the manufacturer of brand Of SMOK-
ING TOBACCO known as "LEE CAMP" where
by royalty upon every pound Of said brand sold
will be paid to tho "R. E. Lee Camp Soldiers
Home" for the support of its inmates. We would
therefore, earnestly request the smoking public to
give the Lee Camp" brand its patronage, IS each
purchaser thereof will materially contribute to
the comfort of the helpless old veterans.
FITZHUGH LEE,
President Board Visitors
The above Tobacco can be obtained from the
OLD DOMINION CIGAR CO., corner King and
Fairfax streets. wholesale or retail. aug1Q LIZ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-16
Lower Cedar Point
wAsnNGToNs COMFY ISLAND.

Excursion season opens June 9th Music,
Boating Bathing, Dancing Fishing. Cheapest
and best excursion out of Alexandria New
HENRY fE E E. BISHOP 5i' viii Wife leave s's foot
of Prince street Monday, Tuesday Wednesday
and Friday, at $50 a. m; returning, arrive at s
p. m. For special rates Sunday schools and or
carnations should apply to
STEPHENSON Bros,
9TH street wharf, Washington, d. c.
Round trip SOC: children 25c ic14 2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-16
EDUCATIONAL.
NEW FEATURES
Ar
Randolph Macon COLLEGE.

For the FIFTY-THIRD SESSION, which opens
September 10, 1887, we have pleasure in an
nouncing in addition to the advantagel heretofore
offered the following new facilities:
l. a general renovation of buildings and i'm
provement of grounds, accomplished during the
past session, making our arrangements for the
comfort and health of students very superior.
Among these we note especially an AKTEsIAN
WELL, furnishing an abundant supply of pure
water absolutely free from the possibility of con-
tamination by surface drainage
II. The enlargement of our Scientific Course by
the addition Of an Adjunct Professor of Physics
and the purchase of large amount of new appa-
ratus, to be imported from Europe for that do
partmcnt.
Ill. An entirely new feature is our Depart
ment of Physical Culture" upon the Sargent sys-
tenn, undcr the care of Professor j. B. Crenshaw,
A. NJ 1t is designed to do away with the re-
proach that college training too often destroys
the health Of the body in its efforts to develop the
mind. 1t offers regular course of systematic ex-
ercises under a competent instructor, and with
apparatus constructed not to test the superiority
of one student over another, but to develop each
ono individually to the best he is capable Of Ro-
business of health and vigor and grace of body
are the objects sought. Striking results have
been attained at Harvard University and else
where where this system has been triod and we
deem its establishment hero an important ad-
vance. Those who are specially interested in this
feature will please write for our special circular
w. The new brick building which is being
erected for the Department of Physical Culture
will also contain
HOT AND COLD WATER BATHS SHOWER
BATHS SPRINKLERS, SC,
for the use Of students.
no" Attention is called to the reduced expense
shown in our last catalogue
For catalogues or special information address
RICHARD IRBY, Sccty. aud Treas, or
W. w. SMITH, AM, President
aug16
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-16

Don't hawk, aud blow. and spit, but Csc
DR.. Ssges Catarrh Remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-16

FAIRFAX DEMocRArs.-A mass meeting
Oh democrats was held at Fairfax c. H. yes
terday, to choose county delegates to the
senatorial convention which meets in this
CITY on the 2i.h inst 10 nominate candi-
date Tor the State Senate from This district.
delegates in favor of Mr.. II. w Moore, Of
falsiax, were chosen from all tie districts,
and 1t is understood that he is the unau-
imors choice of the democrats of that coun.
~ ior the position now held by Mr.. Mere
H''h. The following delegates were chosen
nom Providence district, which includes
Iee Coutt House, viz: J. NJ. Love, F. w.
MWcaaEdson, J. N, Money, H. G. Smith and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-16
Special Saturday Evening Excursion
NORFOLK. FORT MONROE.
VIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN VIEW,
pJNEY POINT and


VIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN VIEW,
PINEY POINT and
CORNFIELD HARBOR.
Palace steamer GEORGE LEARY, SATURDAY,
Aug. 20, u. m, from Prince street wharf.
Returning leave Norfolk and Western Railroad
Companys wharf (only so feet from Virginia
Beach Railroad depot upon arrival of the train
from the Beach, aud from the Boston wharf ut
1870 p. III. Sunday, arriving in Alexandria at
6:30 q. m. Monday.
To Norfolk and return, $3.50; to Fort Monroe
and return, $3.50; to Virginia Beach and return,
including dinner at Beach, SO % to Ocean View
and return, including dinner at hotel, 325; to
Fort Monroe and return, including breakfast and
dinner at Rygeia Hotel, $3.50.
For other information apply to
PHILIP p. HOOE,
jy15 If Agent, Prince street wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-16

INDICTED.-Luther Garrison, the colorcd
youth who was recently arrested in Wash
ington on the charge of robbing Mr.. Albert
Dewey, of Burke's station, and turned over
to the Fairfax county authorities, was yes
terday indicted for robbery by the grand
jury of that county and committed to Jail to
await trial
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azs-Subscribcrs who fail to receive the GAZETTE
regularly will please report such failures TO inns
office promptly.
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LOCAL NEWS

re- Those who leave the city during tho sum
mer can have the GAZETTE mailed to them for
any length OF time, ana the address CHANGED as
often as desired The subscription price Is 90 cts
per month, or at that rate for a greater or less
time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-16

AccIDENTs.-Wm II. Bryant had his foot
mashed while unloading cross ties on Union
street this morning. Nelson Wexford, a col.
ored employee at the Arlington Brick
Works, near tho mouth Of the canal, bad
his left hand caught between the rollers Of
the clay cfusher and almost stripped of The
skin. Both men were attended by DR..
Powell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-16

WARD Observation-Disclosures ward
meetings vii! be held in this city tomorrow
night, at the usual places to select delegates
TO the Senatorial convention which is TO
meet in this city on the Oath inst, to nomi-
nate candidate for State Senate from the
district composed of the counties of Alex
andria, Fairfax and Prince William. AS
Mr.. Meredith, the present incumbent, it is
understood, will not be a candidate for re-
election, it is generally believed that Mr.. Il
w. Moore of Fairfax, will receive the NOM
ination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-16

For this section local showers followed by
fair and slightly warmer weather, north
easterly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-16

CITY MATTERs.-The committee on
streets met last night and by vote of three
to one decided TO number the houses On the
streets running north and south commenc-
ing at King street, with 100.
The committee also considered report
submitted by Mr.. II. w. Newly on the con-
dition of Henry and Cameron streets, in
reference to filling up the ditch on Henry
street, north of Cameron. The committee
decided 10 personally inspect the premises
on Thursday evening next before ordering
any work thereon to be done.
The Henry street ditch question was also
discussed but no action taken.
The committee on light met last night, but
did not award the contract for tearing down
the old chimney at the gas works.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25


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ounfsrsscs 81 bf-nsstaIiis1n rs res.nfiy
hsld - Latsssiss. Enalsnd, IIlsstrazss
tbs Rrsnt ehaszs which b s1kine pssos
II EsRiish pabiis spinfaa h Fsgsr6 %
ths savis4hiiisy e fsfaiuing silver e .
Standard q valaa. Il is1sniy . fsg
years sanas y was oouGdsusly asssrtsd
that hs-nstaIlssm rs dsa1 in bosh
Kaalsnd ard Gsrmnny. yss. sodAy ws
50 10 bsth eoaniriss . grsat and rap
idly gnswlnG sansimsns In f3xor Of sha
fan rsnenstfzsfiea q SILVER. Ths Pc
nod q Fsastiou aeainsf The mono-mst
ailism uhiah Germany arssmVted q
flores up0n ths world has sTidenfly ~.
rived. and IL Il roy Only . qsesfion Of
how rnvid that rsasiion VIII - sBd
how far IL wiHl 20.
Tue essdis for Ne dsgsat q he a.
eaniie conspiracy 10 destroy silver So q
circulating medinm b dns 70 the Wes-
asEn states Of the Amsriean Union, and
70 thsm alone. Ths Easf vas willing
snoaRh 70 fall into ths trap 81 ~ Ger
many and Eugiknd. and e vas IN
Wsss which upheId ihs silver standard
In spits alike Of the snssrs Of tue hnan
cisrs Of London ard Bertha and Of thl
frsusied sxsostuiasions Of the hnan
eiers Of Esw York and B0ston- II III
Wesi has sueossasd IN saving silver y
NE world and IN defeating the plans c
shs mono mssaIlists. ths Iona ant
srdaoas struggle through which IL ha
passed win not have been In vain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25

BE- slang e. - aasnzivs wor5- o.
ths eanGrzsg. hs nnalntnfna tkst 4 b
nsifhes. that q has wun ds1nsd plnss
n ths lsneuaas. snd shsl Is = fnirIy -
titisd - b hespaaabiy rssefzsd. washsd.
dsssssd sd taskss away Il shs dis-
tinnaEy % squal terms win words
pnisA were fun er0sn ana lusty IN -
dsJe II Chssaes. Pursuina kis 50
ssasshsa JudRs Blodesti anas Ne foi-
iosinG dsasiisan q SerankE in O1ilsis's
'ImpeEisl Dssfisnary, " whsah U.s. puh-
lished 10 KaaIand d 1sss and rspub-
lishsd IN thls sounsFy toe years Intss:
Cssnk-soms nlranes astlon eaussd
~ . twia q i1dGAnnfS eagEseei :
whfms . cr0tsbsl; xsGaEy. ~Fioleni
q temper; sabtsot - saddea sr1nks-"
--C~lV<.
This dsanition. Il Gin b sea. refers
rather 70 ne action ahan 20 The ast1F-'
- ma characteristics rather than 70 he
psEssn characterized. Judge Blodasit,
hswsvsE, uses Il for tie basis Of hts DE-
eision, reasoning that the term HeFank.
- sppiisd 70 fndividuals. i kfndrsd "a
The vord thos asADsd- A erAnk. there
fore, h one Who Is sfaistsd vita 9
twist Of jsdgnsst, . whin, . eEotohst,
. eaprioe. . vneAFy. Il 10 not nscss-
sariiy IN offensive term. and may Be -.
Piled With no greater iniaEy 10 The per
son 10 whom Il b applied than voaid
attend the uss Of the term "enthnsiasi'
Or 'sxtFsmisi.S
Il ID - yell thal shis fact be fully m.
dsrstsod. n TIE PosT-IHTELEzaEsCxz
ever has ossasion 70 uss the oOnvsnisnl
Iiitis word under discussion. u doss moi
sxpsas auybody 70 est mad about Il
and u, In rssurn, anybody sonsideFs ID.
PosH iHTKLLIaNSCza q crank, and
Frankly says 20. II win be eOmplimsutst
rather thaa offended. Long live ~
osanks, and lenG llvs ths useful word
which fts them 20 Derfeefly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25


They have discovered an Idaho mar
With q eousslanee. He vent before q
magistrate 81 PoeAtsllo The other Gas
and made an aiidavit 10 The eject shat
be bad killed . nAn With = stone "a
Illinois many PEARS AGO. His fsllSw
eitissns are debating whether 10 send
him beek 10 b tried Or 10 lynch him on
Ne SPOT. II be he'd Roa the arop 90 The
ether fsllev and shot him In regulation
style, be would probably have beer
elected sAeEia By his admirinR neigh.
ecss; bot man VIE would ass q stons
10 kili fellow mortal can sxpesi 10 fine
ne sympathy IN Idaho.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25

A Prise vas recently offered BY Cas-
sslrs Saturday JossrAal. Of L.ondon. for
ths best lias Of the twelve greatest liv,
inR nen. Thirty Eve thousand list
we're received. OF The forty men re-
ssivins TIE largest number Of vosss
tventy-six were Enelishmau, which
speaks ssll for shs modosty Of our Eng.
liah eoraina. Among the Enaiishmen
whe, aeooFdlnR 70 shis. may Be regarded
- great are General woIaelsy. Hsury
Irvine, The Prince Of wales. Sir AFshuI
Sullivan and Barsn RoshsOhild.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25

OF The one hundred and sixteen mem
beEs Of the DATED States consular force
10 Great Britain and Ireland. only
thiEiy-fouE are Americans, the remain
ina eiahty-swo being Esellshmes. Isn's
u aboat time that We we're sending g
few Americans over thsFsi With Eng
lisa eonsuIs and Anglo maniac minis
tsss. the people Of Great Britain will be
pardonabIe II they conclude that the
Eacs Of genuine Americans has become
exlinct.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25

Some time ags The fact vas noted
that A. Il. Waller, of OonaesaioaL. haa
eFoaees sui, against The Chicago Tss-
ssas foR damages Ia the sum Of af,y
thouaand doliara walkers grievance
Was thai The TTtbaAs had referred 10 .
panphiss which be bad written as s'sAs
efusioa Of = crank" He eOnsidsred
"srank" 10 es e very offensive epltAss.
ana be deemed thai ils uss IN eonnse.
ticn vita bic name had damaged bis
reputation Al leaas afty thsusAad dol.
lars worth.
u is not probable that walker uill
derive mach proAs frOm hls saGs 20 sar
- be b individually eOncerusd. has 4
he h q philanahFOrlst. be sAoala net
complain. for q has already been Of
bsDeAt "a The world in Que important
particular. Il has been The neaas 81
sssartne . legal deanition Of the word
~erank. IA vord which has evidently
esms - stay IN our language. whieA fIls
place Ailed By ne ether vsrd. and
which has ~ GOOD Fiees 10 dsanlsson
Of its own ~ any Of lie several hundred
thoaana brothers and sisters Ths
knGilah speakinR World wtll sarely tan
81 eFAnks Ter several eenssatioas %
eoDe. and u Il iusa a. wall 20 have their
nature dsaermiasd By = ia3ieiAl e.
elssoa. Peopls want 10 know uhas a
eFank - vhaa Il lseks The and What
un1es certain circumstance. nav b
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A SPLENDID OFFER.
Valuable Building Lots
Given away to Every
Subscriber.
To any one ssn ling us oae Dollar for tho
Southern Railroad Age,
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